Suite name: The Ritz-Carlton Suite
Hotel:The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park, USASize of accommodation: 1,530 square feet
Cost per night: $12,500
What makes it special? Located on the 21st floor, The Ritz-Carlton Suite offers a spectacular treetop view of Central Park and the city beyond.
This one bedroom suite with two and a half bathrooms and is located on 21st floor of the hotel, with its own living room, a dining room that seats eight with a separate pantry.
Guests have a choice of either 100% linen or 700 thread-count jacquard cotton sheets, custom designed for the hotel by Pratesi. The bathroom has a marble soaking tub with separate stall shower, exclusive Frédéric Fekkai and Cote Bastide bath amenities, Floris shaving kit and Frette candles.
There’s a Bang & Olufsen television, DVD player and stereo system, an in-room compact disc selection and, in the bathroom, two 12-inch flat screen televisions. There’s also a library of books on art, architecture and New York.
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This one bedroom suite with two and a half bathrooms and is located on 21st floor of the hotel, with its own living room, a dining room that seats eight with a separate pantry.
This one bedroom suite with two and a half bathrooms and is located on 21st floor of the hotel, with its own living room, a dining room that seats eight with a separate pantry.
Guests have a choice of either 100% linen or 700 thread-count jacquard cotton sheets, custom designed for the hotel by Pratesi. The bathroom has a marble soaking tub with separate stall shower, exclusive Frédéric Fekkai and Cote Bastide bath amenities, Floris shaving kit and Frette candles.
There’s a Bang & Olufsen television, DVD player and stereo system, an in-room compact disc selection and, in the bathroom, two 12-inch flat screen televisions. There’s also a library of books on art, architecture and New York.
